The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-21

HAS Dcen greatly missed by MS many friends .....
R. NJ. French came from Aroostook junction Tues
day on account of being sick, and will remain at
home the remainder of the MONTH Brig l.. Staples
Stevens, is in Portland loading for Point-a- Pitre
Gau'aloupe. ....Arri walls the past week n. b.
Stevens from St. Paul, Mimi; Mrs. E. E. French
and two children from Prov, X. L.; S. G. Staples
from Boston, Mass; n. C. Partridge from Port
land Departures, p F. Watts for Somes Sound
Mt. Desert; c. F. Snow and f. Y. French for Bos-
ton, Mass.
MORRILL, Agreeable to an act passed by the
Legislature last winter the Selectmen have appoint
ell j. X. Mears, ID. o. Bowen and DIR. j. W. Pear
son, a local Board of Health >. Frank Blodgett
went to Augusta last Monday, where he finds en-
poyment In the Insane Hospital as an attendant.
I'D. II, Mears Esq. has been confined to his house
the most of the time the past winter with i'll health
and is feeble yet. His sickness is probably the
suit of army life during the rebellion b. A.
Hatch, also from the same cause, suffers intensely
at times, and has been confined to the house the
past two months Cattle and sheep looking
well this spring. Russell Cross has a buck, Cots
void and southampton, which will weigh 240 lbs.
This is chance for some to get good stock, as
he is for sale.
CAMDEN. 4 corporation was formed here Sat
urtay afternoon known as the Camden Wooden
Mill Company Capital limited to 100000 Thirty
| sin thousand i, already subscribed The company
has bought the water power plant known as GoulG's
Mill, and will erect new mill at once. The officers
are President, w. q. Alden; Treasurer, EckaIt
| W. Could, secretary, Ruel Robinson Directors,
W. G.. Adams, g. +. Burgess, 0. W. Stone, A. T.
| Miller, T.. W. Gould, W II. Faunce and W. p.
Gould ,..... Officers arrested at the depot in
| Rockiand Tuesday night, Frank Gallagher, of st.
John, \. T., charged with stealing 800 pension
money from Mrs. William Grzzlc of Rockport
Gallagher says the woman lent him 1925 and put
$40 in his coat pocket for safe keeping unknown
to him. The S275 has been recovered.
FREEDOM. The Liberty Dramati c Club PLAYED
drama here last Wednesday evening entitled
"Sylva's soldier. Prof. Easily gave an enter
tainment at Music Hall last Friday evening con
slstInS OF readings, music, etc Monday evening
he read at the Academy 1.-The school at the
Academy closes next week. Wednesday evening
there will be prize reading and declaitling, and
Thursday evening concert, supper and dance at
Music Hall The Ingelow society held a public
meeting in the Grange Hall last Thursday evening.
Miss Nellie NJ. Luce presided over the meeting,
and the way in which the business was transacted
ought 10 he an example for some of the members
of The other society. The students are to have a
night cap sociable this Thursday evening AM. a
good time is expected Geo. G. sheldon preached
at the church last sunday forenoon. and also in
the evening. In the afternoon hc spoke at knoN
Corner.
KNOX. The old saying "-iN weeks Shedding IN
March has been verified this winter with ven
gence. Here it is April 18th and people are still
dragging around runners. ono year ago the
18th of April Benz. Post Of this town suwcd three
, acres of oats. 1t looks though it might be
the 4t of July this year before there is amy SOW
ing DONE. Our school meeting i'll Dist. No. is
called for saturday the I'D. The Rev. NJ Ed
ridge will preach his last sermon here the first
sunday in May. The scectmcn have got through
taking the inventory. They report the best lot of
colts in town at the stable of Jerry webb .Ir
port of which sent you some weeks ago see
In the last issue of the journal mention Of some
fine sheep. would like TO say that there is a fine
buck in this town of the CotSwod breed, owned by
Mr.. Hiram Stephenson aud which is for sale. Its
wool measures over nine inches in length and is OF
fine quality.
UNITY. The contract for building the corn can
, ming establishment has been let to Portland par
ties. They will begin work as soon a. the ground
will permit. The main building will he 30 long
by 81 feet wide. William Hamilton, Jr. while at
work in w II. j. Mouton's mill, had the index
finger of his right hand 50 mangled by the large
saw that it was necessary to amputatc bctween
the second and third joint About Is feet of the
dam at Mouon's mill carried out Thursday
morning. Mr. Moulton thinks it was caused by
anchor ice lifting the posts from the mud sill. lie
will repair damages as soon possible and pro
ceed with his spring saving. He has u large
amount Of custom work and quantities of brown
ash to he cut into finish boards. The sclectmen
have appointed DR.. Craig, Benz. Kelley ami John
Perley as local board of health They meet at
DR. Craigs office the 23d to organize. Mrs L. X
= Adams is very sick.
DEER ISLE. At three o'clock last Thursday
70 morning the house, ell and barn of Mrs. Flora +
johnson, at Northwest iIarbor, entirely con.
summed by fire with nearly all the contents. The
fire caught ON the roof from spark Fl CHM
ncy ana had made much Roadway when discover
ed. Mrs. Johnson was SICK abcd and she and the
family had barely time To escape in their night
clothes. The loss is about 5000 insurance ! 900
e Business is brisk at Green's Landing of the
BIZ, of granite men employed three hundred
are men from out of town. Four hundred more
9 men viii be employed. FIVE X Jones canning
factory will start ny at once, employing tw" hun
y dred hands -. sch Lamartne, Capt Eaton VIII
load rough stone at the wharf of Martin Eaton y
Go. this week for Boston 49,. Charlie, Grant viii
George and Burton George arrived here from
: Prospect saturdays boat. Capt. :. f. Allen
It has his house full of hoar,icrs. There forty
. men here from Niualfaycn.
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